I feel like im over complicating this C assignment, can i get some help. Thanks

Objectives: 1. Work with processes 2. Gain experience with an industry standard Os Assignment: (1) Study Win32 API functions related to the process; (2) Write a program to create and delete a new process on Windows OS Grading Note: You can not create the same process as the one used in the sample codes. Please see the grading criteria in 4300&5300Lab1-Rubrics.docx You should have headers at the start of every module/ subroutinel function which you have written to explain the inputs, outputs and function of the module. You should have a comment on every data item explaining what it is about. (Almost) every line of code should have a comment explaining what is going on. A comment such as /* Add 1 to counter */ will not be sufficient. The comment should explain what is being counted. Background 1. CreatProcess) In Windows, one process can create another process by using the Win32 API function Create Process). Whenever a process is created, the OS performs a large amount of work such as allocating resources to the process, and creating a base thread for the process, etc Objectives: 1. Work with processes 2. Gain experience with an industry standard Os Assignment: (1) Study Win32 API functions related to the process; (2) Write a program to create and delete a new process on Windows OS Grading Note: You can not create the same process as the one used in the sample codes. Please see the grading criteria in 4300&5300Lab1-Rubrics.docx You should have headers at the start of every module/ subroutinel function which you have written to explain the inputs, outputs and function of the module. You should have a comment on every data item explaining what it is about. (Almost) every line of code should have a comment explaining what is going on. A comment such as /* Add 1 to counter */ will not be sufficient. The comment should explain what is being counted. Background 1. CreatProcess) In Windows, one process can create another process by using the Win32 API function Create Process). Whenever a process is created, the OS performs a large amount of work such as allocating resources to the process, and creating a base thread for the process, etc